Automatic Reversal Days, 2012 is Generated Using Every Four Trading Days

Day # 0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 44 48 52 56 60 64

4th Qtr, 2011 Wed, Oct 5 Tue, Oct 11 Mon, Oct 17 Fri, Oct 21 Thu, Oct 27 Wed, Nov 2 Tue, Nov 8 Mon, Nov 14 Fri, Nov 18 Fri, Nov 25 Thu, Dec 1 Wed, Dec 7 Tue, Dec 13 Mon, Dec 19 Fri, Dec 23 Fri, Dec 30 Fri, Jan 6

1st Qtr, 2012 Fri, Jan 6 Thu, Jan 12 Thu, Jan 19 Wed, Jan 25 Tue, Jan 31 Mon, Feb 6 Fri, Feb 10 Thu, Feb 16 Thu, Feb 23 Wed, Feb 29 Tue, Mar 6 Mon, Mar 12 Fri, Mar 16 Thu, Mar 22 Wed, Mar 28 Tue, Apr 3 Tue, Apr 10

2nd Qtr, 2012 Tue, Apr 10 Mon, Apr 16 Fri, Apr 20 Thu, Apr 26 Wed, May 2 Tue, May 8 Mon, May 14 Fri, May 18 Thu, May 24 Thu, May 31 Wed, Jun 6 Tue, Jun 12 Mon, Jun 18 Fri, Jun 22 Thu, Jun 28 Thu, Jul 5 Wed, Jul 11

3rd Qtr, 2012 Wed, Jul 11 Tue, Jul 17 Mon, Jul 23 Fri, Jul 27 Thu, Aug 2 Wed, Aug 8 Tue, Aug 14 Mon, Aug 20 Fri, Aug 24 Thu, Aug 30 Thu, Sep 6 Wed, Sep 12 Tue, Sep 18 Mon, Sep 24 Fri, Sep 28 Thu, Oct 4

4th Qtr, 2012 Thu, Oct 4 Wed, Oct 10 Tue, Oct 16 Mon, Oct 22 Fri, Oct 26 Thu, Nov 1 Wed, Nov 7 Tue, Nov 13 Mon, Nov 19 Mon, Nov 26 Fri, Nov 30 Thu, Dec 6 Wed, Dec 12 Tue, Dec 18 Mon, Dec 24 Mon, Dec 31 Mon, Jan 7

Year 2012

New Moon Jan 23 Feb 21 Mar 22 Apr 21 May 20 Jun 19 Jul 19 Aug 17 Sep 16 Oct 15 Nov 13 07:39 22:35 14:37 07:18 23:47 A 15:02 04:24 15:54 02:11 12:02 22:08 T

First Quarter Jan 1 06:15 Jan 31 Mar 1 04:10 01:22 19:41 09:58 20:16 03:30 08:56 13:54 19:41 03:32 14:31

Full Moon Jan 9 07:30 Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug 7 8 6 6 4 3 2 21:54 09:40 19:19 03:35 11:12 p 18:52 03:27 13:58 03:19 19:50 14:46 n

Last Quarter T Jan 16 09:08 00h01m Feb 14 Mar 15 Apr 13 May 12 Jun 11 Jul 11 Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 9 8 8 7 6 17:04 01:25 10:50 21:47 10:41 01:48 18:55 13:15 07:33 00:36 15:32

Mar 30 Apr 29 May 28 Jun 27 Jul 26 Aug 24 Sep 22 Oct 22 Nov 20

Aug 31 Sep 30 Oct 29 Nov 28

Dec 13 08:42

Dec 20 05:19

Dec 28 10:21

The Fourth Quarter of 2011 began on Wednesday, October 5th. This places the start of the First Quarter in 2012 on Friday, January 6th. In 1993-1998, THM started the First Quarter a little after January 4th (perihelion). THM shows a preference for starting a new quarter on a Monday or Friday (particularly the Fourth Quarter). The Fourth Quarter of 2012 will start on Thu, Oct 4th, and the First Quarter of 2013 will start on Mon, Jan 7th

New Moon A new moon occurs when the Earth, Sun and Moon are lined up so that the Moon is directly in between the Earth and the Sun. From this perspective, the side of the Moon covered in sunlight is turned away from the Earth, and the face we see is in shadow. The Moon takes approximately 29 days to complete the cycle from new moon to full moon and then back to new moon again. During a new moon, the Moon is in conjunction with the Sun, as seen from Earth. Astronomers call it a new moon, because shortly after the Moon is completely shadowed, a think crescent peeks out from one side. This is the beginning of the Moons rise to brightness over the next 2 weeks. The exact time this occurs depends on your geography on Earth, but it will always occur in the Western horizon between sunset and moonset.